Russell Falls & Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary Day Tour
Experience a curated day tour from Hobart to Russell Falls with a guided walk in Mt Field National Park and a unique up-close Tasmanian Devil encounter at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary in the Derwent Valley.
Highlights
- Scenic drive along the Derwent River into the Derwent Valley
- Visit New Norfolk, the vibrant heart of the valley
- Explore the historic Salmon Ponds with complimentary morning tea
- Wander original English parklands and Australia's oldest trout hatchery
- Enjoy an easy rainforest walk to Russell Falls at Mt Field National Park
- Relax beside serene streams surrounded by lush forest
- Experience an up-close encounter with Tasmanian Devils at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary
- Learn about native Australian wildlife and hand-feed free-roaming animals
Inclusions
- Guided tour of Derwent Valley, New Norfolk, Salmon Ponds, and Mt Field National Park
- Complimentary morning tea at Salmon Ponds
- Entry to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary
- Up-close animal encounter experience
Description
Embark on a premium day tour beginning in Hobart, following the Derwent River into the beautiful Derwent Valley. You'll journey through riverside landscapes and arrive at New Norfolk, the friendly heart of a region filled with tiny towns and rich agriculture.
Your next stop is the iconic Salmon Ponds, set among classic English parklands. Here, you'll enjoy a complimentary morning tea and have the chance to feed trout and salmon at the Southern Hemisphere's oldest trout hatchery, dating back to 1864. Explore the fascinating history in the museum surrounded by lush scenery.
The adventure continues at Mt Field National Park with an easy walk beneath rainforest canopies and fern glades to the breathtaking Russell Falls. Relax in this tranquil environment as you stroll beside crystal-clear mountain streams.
The highlight of your afternoon is an unforgettable up-close encounter with Tasmanian Devils and other native Aussie wildlife at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary. Learn more about unique local species and perhaps even hand-feed the free-roaming animals, rounding out your adventure before heading back to Hobart with plenty of special memories.